Is this article for you? It covers information for donors giving through Give Lively pages/forms.
Is this article for you? It covers information for individual/team fundraisers who collect donations on behalf of Give Lively member nonprofits.
Is this article for you? It addresses donating through Charity Navigator’s Giving Basket.
Is this article for you? It addresses donating through Charity Navigator’s Giving Basket.
Is this article for you? It covers information for nonprofits learning about Give Lively.
Why am I not able to donate to some nonprofit organizations?
A nonprofit organization is able to receive donations through Give Lively technology if it is:
- classified as a Give Lively–eligible IRS foundation type
- in good standing with the IRS and the California Attorney General’s Registry of Charities and Fundraisers.
What are Give Lively–eligible and –ineligible IRS foundation types for nonprofit organizations?
What does it mean when a nonprofit is not in good standing with the California Attorney General’s Registry of Charities and Fundraisers?
When a charitable organization that is required to submit timely, complete, required filings and/or fees to the California Attorney General's Office fails to do so, its status on the California Attorney General's Registry of Charities and Fundraisers is listed as “Delinquent." If the delinquency is not remedied, the organization’s registry status is further changed to “Suspended" and/or “Revoked.”
Importantly, these requirements are applicable to all U.S. nonprofits, not just those headquartered in California. Learn about California's nonprofit governance and delinquency laws.
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